Life on the Grasslands as a Widowed Husband

Bottom's perspective: Hui was sold to a brothel by his parents as a child. When he began to blossom at ten, the brothel singled him out for special training. Knowing he couldn't fight back, Hui endured it for six years, biding his time until he could escape. But he was caught in a flood along the way and rescued by a widower. Before dying, the widower entrusted Hui with his two children. Using the makeup techniques he had learned, Hui disguised himself as the widower and joined a group of refugees. They reached the grasslands, where the tribe that took them in assigned him to work in Kulan's household. Kulan is the son of the former chieftain and nephew of the current one. Born after his father's death, he was unloved by his mother and grew up cold and distant. Just as Hui thought this was how he would spend the rest of his life, raising two children who weren't related to him and growing old on the grasslands, the cold Kulan said he wanted to marry him. Top's perspective: Kulan was unloved by his mother as a child. At twelve, he left home and began living on his own. He disliked dealing with people and had never considered starting a family. One day, when the chieftain arranged for a widower and his two children to work in Kulan's home, Kulan saw the delicate young man taking such good care of the children despite fleeing for his life. For once, his heart softened, and he agreed to take them in. What Kulan never expected was that the seemingly delicate young man could kill the man who had assaulted him with his own hands, without showing the slightest panic. Kulan thought he'd misjudged him. But that mistaken judgment brought him the person who would accompany him for the rest of his life. Theme: Life is always beautiful and full of happiness